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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04
Kindergarten.

The kindergarten Training Class will
begin its fall term on Monday, Septem-
Der 5, at the Deseret University.
The advance class will meet on each
Saturday from to pm
The beginning class will meet each
Monday and Thursday, from $50 to
$50 pm.
In connection with the training class
a model kindergarten class will also be
formed of children from 8 to 10 years of
age.
AS the number of pupils in the model
class will necessarily be limited, parents
will do well to apply early. Applica
tons will be received at the University
between 1 and pm. on Monday Sep
TENDER 5. For further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. NJ. E. Jones, 125 West Third
South Street. I
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A STRANGE AFFAIR.
Mysterious Appearance of a Fisher
Boat Near Lake Park,

Between 5 and o'clock last evening
the attention of several of the attaches
of Lake Park was attracted to what ap-
peared to be a boat floating several
miles from the shore and in the direc-
ton of Church Island. A few seconds
later boat, manned by couple of the
employees, put cut towards the strange
looking object, which proved to be a
huge rowboat, somewhere about twelve
feet in length, and apparently well sup
piled for an extended trip. The strange
craft was heading south, and was drifting
quite rapidly. With some difficulty it
was toWed ashore, and then an exami.
nation of it was begun. 1t was, as be-
fore stated, about twelve feet in length,
and so arranged that it might either be
rowed by the usual process or sculled.
1t was evident that the boat was built
by some foreigner. There did not ap
pear to be any nails used in its con-
struction, the timbers being put to-
gether by wooden pins, and instead of
the usual rowlocks there were iron
pins, which were so arranged as to slip
through the oars. In the boat were
fishing, hunting and trapping utensils,
nets, clothing, bed clothes, buffalo robes,
wooden shoes. etc. but no food. The boat
gave evidence that it had recently been
occupied las the bedding was spread out
on the bottom.
Up to a late hour last evening moth
ing had been discovered | as to the
ownership of the craft, but it is gener-
ally thought that it came from some
point on the Bear River. AS to whether
its owner met with an accident, or
whether the boat drifted away through
being insecurity fastened, time alone
will tell.
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Notes

BILLY EMERSON is organizing another
minstrel company.
W. j. SoAELAE the Irish lyrical actor,
comes to the TIL 9 shortly.
F. G. BANGS T.. STA Company has
been wrecked in Washington.
MRS. BOWERS will appear next season
in new play called the Czarina.
ALICE HARRISON is making arrange
ments for another tour in Photos.
Nh. AND MES. ]. 81. Ryley (Madeleine
Lucette) have arrived from abroad.
MRS HARRY KATIE PUTNAM EMERY has
been in Europe during the summer on
her Butte earnings.
BoUcIcAULT is doing a round of his
own plays in San Francisco. Forbidden
Fruit was on last week.
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OFF FOR EUROPE.
The Passengers on the Spence
ROssiter Excursion.

The following named ladies and gen
tlemen are booked for the excursion to
Europe, managed by Messrs. Spence
and Rossiter. A large number leave
this morning, others go in a day or two,
while some Others will not pack their
Saratogas for a week or so yet. The
excursionists 60 by the ID. & r. G. to
Denver; thence by the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Chicago e. Alton,
Grand Trunk, via Niagara Falls, and
then by the West Shore to New York.
They Will return via the Union Pacific:
John W. White and W. q. Campbell,
wife, S J. Admire and wife,
W. D Robinson and Mrs. o. A. Glending,
wife, J Walsh,
VIM. Neslen and wife. j. w. Fa-loW,
Chas S. Burton and 1. Morris and wife,
wife, H. Pembroke andwife,
Kittie Haywood Kim George Arbogast,
ball, Con O'Keefe,
James Dwyer Mrs. C. E Dye,
Miss Price, w. Clark and wife,
James Gordon, w H Roy,
William Uren, J Dunn,
w. N. Brown, Mrs COhn,
Charles POINTER, II. sadler, wife and
John McCraig, son,
George Scott, Mrs. Sarah (. Cannon,
w. l. Pickard, Mrs. WoOlf,
John Campbell, Mrs Farrell and
A. Roundy, daughter,
r. Alff and wife, H Bisbing and party
B. F. Raybould and of six,
wife, John Jones,
Miss Woolf, r. w Crane.
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4 Double Wedding.

There was a quiet and informal
double wedding yesterday afternoon, in
time for the quartette to catch the
western train. The parties to the affair
were Miss Josie He'll and MIR. w. r.
Mesick; and Miss Henrietta Mallet and
Mr.. John He'll. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c. NJ. Armstrong,
after which tasteful lunch was served,
and few minutes later a carriage bore
away Mr.. and Mrs. Mesick and Mr..
and Mrs. He'll. They go to California,
and will be absent about a month. Our
good wishes 60 with them.
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The Ten Cent show.

Black Bros dime show will pitch its
mammoth tent on Eighth Ward Square
for one week, commencing Monday,
September 9th. The Denver NeUs,
speaking of this show says: The ten
cent show was packed again last night,
the audience being composed of the
very best citizens of our city. The
trained horses, ponies, dogs and goats
were the best ever seen here. The clown
was very funny, as were the trick mules !;
in fact the who,e performance was good.
Everybody should see it before they
leave the city, for the NewS assures all
will be pleased, and the price is only
ten cents.
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Prospects Of the Deaf Mute Depart
ment.

Professor 81. White and wife have
returned to this city, after spending the
summer with friends and relatives in
the East. Mr.. W. reports that the pros
poets of the school for deaf mutes, which
reopens tomorrow, are very good, the
only trouble experienced being the diff
fculty in finding a suitable house for
the pupils, but this will be provided for
in a short time.
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Stephens, Singing Classes

Will reopen at his Music Hall, over
Coalter & Snelgrove's music store, the
week commencing September 18th.
Preliminary singing meetings for
children will be held Monday and
Tuesday afternoons 18th and 18th, at
4 o'clock. Every child who can sing
is invited to attend.
A THEORY and READING CLASS for
young men and ladies will be organized
Tuesday night at 80.
a CHORUS CLASS for advanced study
of opera, etc., will be held on Thursday
night at 7.30.
Get yourselves and musical friends
ready to Join at once. For further par
ticulars see circulars.
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Mr.. Dreamer H ard From .

Mr.. Crockwen received a letter from
Mr.. Dreamer yesterday. in which he
states that he Will be unable to come
to this city. and requests Mr.. Crockweu
to have the body of his unfortunate
daughter buried in this city at his ex-
pense. Accordingly the funeral ser
vices will be held on Monday at pm.
at No. 342 E. Second South Street, under
the direction of Mr.. Sleeves.
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That R.rast Of Combinations.

True delicacy of flavor with true eff
cacy OF action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it i'm
mensely popular. 1t cleanses the sys-
tenn, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale in
so cent and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. A. c. Smith & Co., agents,
Salt lake.
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Auction! Auction!

Monday, September 9Th, at 10 am,
first house west of Cliff House, Third
South Street, ten rooms completely
furnished, cook stove with reservoir,
eight heating. sstoves, four hundred
yards of carpet, new sewing machine,
hanging lamps. ETC., etc. Also sale at 8
pm. of Bar Room Fixtures, fine min
eral case, etc., etc.
+ ANDREWS & WHITLEY,
Auctioneers.
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At All Seasons,

Al the Occidental the beverages
Concocted, whether In the winter,
during summer or fall, are delicious,
pure and superior. Full stock of spirit
uous, vinous and fermented liquors and
oaoice cigars. Family trade speciality.
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietors,
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NOTICE.

R. ". SLOAN has been appointed
BUSINESS MANAGER of this company to
commence duties on September 1st'
1887.
b. 6. WHITNEY has been appointed
TREASURER of this company, to COM
mence duties on the same date.
The HERALD COMPANY.
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New Arrivals.

l.. Goldberg is now opening out the
Finest Line of Clothing ever seen in
this city. These goods are all of the
latest style, and Intending purchasers
will consult their own interests By call
ing at Goldberg's. I
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nd perhaps the end is not yet.
Excursion to Nephi and Mantt.

The Sixth Ward Silver Band will take
an excursion to Nephi, Manti and inter-
mediate stations, on Tuesday, Septem
Der 18th. 1887. Tickets to Nephi, $3.50,
good for four days. I
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Found

at Fort Douglas, one bay mule,
about 1 years old, branded q. s. on
shoulder and l. G. on neck. Enquire at
Grant B ,os. Livery Stables.
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Notice.

We will continY1 our cost for cash
furniture sale until further notice.
EARRATT Bros,
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
The Young Concert on Thurs
day.
FRANK MAYO's NEW VENTURE.
The Fall Seasonal Description OF
She-The Lights OF London
Notes.

September and October are always
good theatrical months, and though
that bete noir of the actor, the Inter
state Commerce Law. will lessen the
number of foreign attractions this
year, the theatre will not by
any means be untenanted during the
two opening fall months.
The Young concert on Monday eve
ming next, may be justly termed the
opening event of our rather uncertain
fall and winter season. The interest in
the concert is strong and steady, and
the probabilities are that it will be a
very emphatic success; a number of
changes have been made in the pro-
gramme, which appears in its corrected
form in the SUNDAY HERALD. Tickets
may be obtained at the two music stores
to- morrowi and at 1.-The Theatre on
Wednesday; Mr.. Brigham, the Omaha
tenor, is expected here tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

A NEW line OF English black GODS
in checks, stripes, diagonals and bro
cades at rs cents, worth S1.10, at F.
Auerbsch s. Bro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

BY EXPRESS: A handsome selection of
choice French suitings for tailor made
suits at F. Auerbach & Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04
Fancy Plush Chairs,

very fine assortment, call and see them
at DinWoodey's.
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Turf Club House and Restaurant,

At the Driving Park, now oEen, under
he manage ment of Bechtol & Sands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

BARGAINS IN trimmed milliue-ies and
fine straws at Madame Buttons. South
of the Postoffice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

The finest livery turnouts at Grant
Bros. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

PARTISAN pattern robes in beautiful
combinations. New and choice; just
received at F. Auerbech & Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

The largest stock and latest styles, a
Madame Buttons, south of the Post
Office.
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For Sale

Ten thousand first-class Stock Sheep.
Apply to HENRY COIN & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

Z l supply dealers and retailers in
Wagon Covers, Tents, Bags, Awnings,
etc., at wholesale prices.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
I III TO 176 First East,
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We make speciality of fine Watches,
Jewelry and Silverware. Prices tie
lowest L. EoLIANDER 148 Main st.
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Tho Oyster House

Arbogast & Trumbo begin the oyster
business to-day. We have secured the
services of irst-class oyster cook and
oysters will be served up in every style,
at our elegant parlors, 108 Main Street.
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FRANK MAYO is a great favorite in
Salt Lake, and the announcement that
he is close at hand will be greeted with
interest. He comes about the middle of
the month-this time not as Davy
CrocSett, but with two new plays-more
in the legitimate order D'Artoquan "a
version of the Three Guardsmen) and
Nordeck, romantic play in which
Mayo has won a good deal of fresh re-
nown. He is said to have a strong
company.
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UnirersitY OF Deseret,

The first term of the academic year
1878 will begin Monday, September
9Th, at am. in the University Build
ing. For further information relative
to the institution, sind for annual, o,
apply to JOHN 4; PARK,
President.
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A Great Variety

H.Brass and Iron ornamented Beds at
of UinWoodey's.
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A NEW MINING COMPANY.
The Little Mack Incorporated
Yesterday.

Articles of incorporation of the Little
Mack Mining Company were filed with
the Probate Court and with the Clerk of
the Third District Court yesterday.
The corporation is formed for period
OF nifty years, unless sooner dissolved.
Salt Lake is named as the principal
place of business. The capital stock is
81 800 900, divided into $50, 900 shares at
the nominal value of $40 each.
Inc names of the generators. with
me number ofshares subscribed for, are
n Y. chambers. ....., az 6oS
A. ID. Woolley. .......... al sin
Jonn McV1cker. 100
l.. U. Goliath. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
The remaining 30 600 shares are con-
trlouted to and held by the corpora
ton as working carital.
The property is situated in Uintab
Mining District, between the Empire
and Ontario lodes.
The officers of the company are:
John Herman, president; r. G.
Chambers, vice-president; A. D. Wool
ley, secretary, and John McVicker.
treasurer, who, with l.. U. Goliath
constitute the board of directors.
There is the usual provision that the
private property of the corporators
shall not be liable for the debts or obli-
cations OF the corporation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-04

J. w. FARRELL & Co., Plumbers, 13e
Main Street. Teiephene No. 1873.
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FoR all kinds of plumbing, steam and
gas fitting, go to ]. W. FARRELL 3 Co.
136 Main St., opposite Teasdel's. Tele-
phone No. 1913.
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To Dealers.

The best saddle horses at Grant 81 os
90
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400 Sheen for saIa

including summer and winter ranches.
Enquire Of L. Holbrook, Frisco, Utah.
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EntiralH Nov.

DoE'T forget Madame Button has the
cheapest hats; south Of the Postofice.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitafizer. It
never fails to cure. For sale at 40
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. Is
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Ladies' kid gloves that need no fasten-
ing; no hooks, no buttons, no more torn
lace or sleeves. no buttons to come OF.
Call for the celebrated Msther Glove, at
f. Auerbach and Bros, Sole Agents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
TN. Rusx,ans Object.

LONDON, July l0-The Russian
newspapers unauimously disapprove OF
the elscnon Of Prince ferdinand OF
SAxs.C burg Goths 10 the Bulgarian
throne. They oil propounce the choice
Of him by tue sooraDjs the resuit OF
Austro German intrigue, and urge the
Porte I'd intervene and the Powers 10
Withdraw their representatives from
Sofa, TAe Novoe VreDya says that
Russia In no case will allow Prince Fer.
dinanc 10 20 TO Sofia, and adds that II
he arrives there with an Austrian etcor'
Russia will tell Austria to keep hei
hands Of. The Bulgarian aoverDmen'
crisis continues. M. Stambuloff. prefi
dent OF the Rsgepcy, maintains that hii
party has q majority in the country,
and he Insists that M. Nikolaief, MIL
lister of War, will resign.
The regents have rendered their ref'R
nations to the Sobranje on the ground
that thtir task was completed by the
election OF Primes Ferdinand OF SAKE
OoburR to the Bulgarian throne. Th'
Sobrsp b refused to allow the res!Rns
tione, 1esiring to await the return o
the delegates who started 10 day to visi
Prince Eerdinspd st Vienna.
All d. the Ministers have emciaii!
resigned. A new Cabinet has not ye
been formed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Esoana of a Counterle,ter.

PHILLIPsBURG. N j., July 10 -
Last night Officer Nixon secured a
buggy and drove to the house OF Peter
Younkin, living north of this place. lr
the font of the house stood saddled
horse. Younkin put his head out OF
the door, ga " the officers blue c >at and
badge, sprsng into the saddle and was
off at fall speed, having started when
Nixon wa, within tWsnty feet OF him,
"Stop, or I'll shoo'! cried the otii
Ger, but Youu ain did nos stoc, neither
did the off Ger shoot, for, fortunately fol-
Younk,n, his pistol was At home
when the people inquired as to the
cause OF tho attempted arrest. 1t wa'
stated that Mrs. Norman Franz. thu
woman arrested for passing counterfeit
money, had confesse that Younkir
had supplied her with 1t. He has beer
at the business some time. 30 the Off
GERS say. He made the spurious coil
himself, 1t has been noticed by neigh
bcrs that q number OF women hav'
been going to YouDkin % house for som,
weeks rast. This accounts for III,
couuter'eits which have been circulated
the past two or three weeks
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
gowardIy assass,nation

PoTrsvILLE, July l0.-A locf Of
hair enc losud IN a letter received at
published by the Chronicle several days
ago was TO day identified ss that o:
Hugh Boyle. TIE letter mentioned con
tanned 6escript'on on Of him and report
ed his as.assinai n N the Il OF coSirl
~ manner on the % Of July, at q III
bour1h, Jefferson County, AlatamA, by
q rutfi 40 uaned Chaston, who advaL ced
within twenty Eve feet OF him and fci
some petty fencied insult fred forty
two ebot irto aud arenrl Boy e..
hear. Boyls's brother John and BIZ
mother, who is a widow, live at Cen
noes patch, this county, and had h'aEt
from their son two wetks ago, when b.
ha1 inst left the Memphis Hospital apC
gone 10 Alabama. Els murderer !
now IA Jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

France and Germany.

BERLIN, July 10 1T the tempe of
the us4man prets ~ete a fAittfui-rt fl &C.
ton OF lhe disposition Of tho govern.
ment q war with France would be q
question of few dast. The revelations
at the X tin ;rial, the Trerch tax on
fore. gp sra, which is op ny d .igu.d to
affect Germans, al d The prohibittve i'm.
port OIL German spirits have the CON.
bned tffec. OF ircgnsirR the people to
the u-most The later measures by
themselves have been held OF less Sc.
count, bu1. associated with tte spy
uisls, they have heis shtened the general
sense thai French euroity 10 im plAcafle,
and that it seeks to wound the Germans
wins, IL can, waiting q chance TO infiict
the deadliest injury. The trial OF * ein
Is the tifth trial in which clear proof
was offered that the French War Min
istry sas organized system Of tsp!or.
age
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Cruelty to nitss,ssipp, COnv,cts.

JACKSON, Miss., July 10.-The Grand
Jury yesterday submitted q report.
They visited the peniteatixry and
found four prisoners. The premises
were Clean and in order. In the hospi.
tal26 patients were found. the largest
nuu,ber having been brought In from
work outside. The majority OF these
pstients were sick with consumption
and other incursule diseasep, aud bear
the mar ks. on their backs OF the most in
human and brutal treatment, bee cut
In the most cruel manner and In many
instances the skin peelirg of. The
feet and hands Of rome are frost bite q
and all OF them have the stamp OF man
hood almost blot,ed out of their faces,
sho~ ing that their treatment has been
worse than rauou OF savages would
intiic, CT its cor victs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

MORRO Win the 9th inst, Elisa j., wife
OF George Morrow, ageo II years.
Tho relatives and friencB OF the family ART
respectfully invited to attend the funeral On
Tuesday afternoon July IL, from tho rest
dence u hor husband, no. 1850 Walnul
street. Services 10 The Btancywine III. K
Church al 8 O'Clock.
|DavI 'ON.-On the IIth Instant, Viola
daughter OF james ~. and Maggie A.
Lawson, aged about years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to al
tend the funeral services at their IasId on CO
No. <0t Porter street, on Tuesday evening q
8 o clo.k. Intetmeut will be made .. Ux
fird, Pa. tho CARS leaving this city at
o'clock sharp on " ednesday IL orning.
CROOK sunday, Jrly 10th, 1857
Emma. wife of Jamte Crooss In the 54:i
l year of her ago.
| Relatives anG friends OF ths family are re
epoctfully invited TO attood her funeral frou
the resio epce Cf her hush .ac, No. sos Wes
Seventh street, on "Wednesday afternoon
| Services At the hou 70 &C 2. 80 O'Clock lntoi
mont at Wiining ton ard Brand2wine cemt
terry.
|SLACK.-At the residence Of her son.ir
laws. q Penfts3. at the WILMINGTON an
/ Brandy wine cemetery, on the Oh instan
l Anna SLACK, In the 85th year OF her aye.
lntermsnt at Frenchtown, n. j., on Woo
neseay. tho 18th instant.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ph,iadeIphia Itszns,

PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
Coroner Ashbridge will begin to day his
inquest In reg ard to the deaths Of the VIC
tins of Baker Palmer's poisoned buns.
The msin poiat to be settled is not wheth.
er these persons we're poisoned by use oil
Palmer's buns as food, for that is proven
beyond doubs already, and the investi'
cations OF DR.. Lehman and Professor
Reese, who have completed their analysis,
will place the matter beyond all dispute
But the Coroner's jury will be called
upon to decide whether the persons who
sold the poisonous dyestuf to the bakers
are not as responsible for its deadly ef-
fects as are the men who used 1t.
While Gee Wah was riding 10 South
street car, yes erdsy afternoon, seven men
got in and began teasing him. This was
continued when the patty left the car 81
Eighth street, ard, after q tussle, 1t Il
said, Gee Wah drew revolver and fired
two shots, one of which slightly wounded
Michael Lamb.
Clarence Gibbs, colored, 10 years cid
was shot In the lett side, as alleged, by
VIM. Cain, also colored, last evening, and
seriously injured.
Charles Shoemaker, about years old
fell into the swimming tank at RidgwaI
Park, last evening, and was drowned.